Göring. A Biography

 rious problems getting raw materials for He  construction.” There were those who considered such eavesdropping not korrek ...

 porting the hysterical foreign-press reaction; Hitler said calmly, “They’ll settle down again.” In  the FA intercepts (n ...

 perhaps, than was polite. As Seifert waited patiently to begin the FA briefing, he felt something nibbling at his leg: It wa ...

   Renaissance Man Göring had appeared at the great Aviators’ Club Ball in Febru- ary  in white tie and tails an ...

 suitable experimental site. Another officer, Heinz Guderian, had begun studying tank tactics nearby, and many later famous n ...

 best.” A few days after their return, on April , Blomberg agreed to their insistence that the air force be independent and ...

 During the first year Stumpff recruited  officers from the army and  from naval aviation. A rapid-training program be- ...

 ist training in navigation, air-to-air combat, gunnery, flight en- gineering, and naval aviation. When he took the dates and ...

 alive, has confirmed it, that she had had an affair with a Chris- tian and that Erhard [Milch] was the product. So Milch,” g ...

 tionalism within Protestantism, Hitler had tried first reconcilia- tion, and then, when that failed, subversion, setting up ...

 German province, I request permission to read out a phone conversation just conducted by”  and here he pointed at the culpr ...

 concerned: Jac. Re. ( ) Berlin, January ,  : Church Conflict Niemöller talks with unidentified p ...

 jeweler who would be able to provide the kind of gift that Göring thought he should receive to embellish the ceremony. By su ...

 Göring,” the Communists complained, “can travel all over this country with his fellow Nazis, and nobody lifts a finger again ...

 called in two Prussian court architects, Hetzelt and Tuch, and gave them ten months to have the main lodge complete. Even- t ...

 the Gold and Silver rooms, where the gifts made to General Göring by the judicious, the wise, and the ambitious were on perm ...

 like C & A Brenninkmeyer,* Lufthansa, the Hamburg-Amerika Line, and I.G. Farben, and minor ones like the Fritz Siebel Ai ...

 timber lodge. Out here among the dark Satanic forests of pine, beech, and oak, Göring felt like a Teutonic knight of old. He ...

   Murder Manager What were the factors that propelled Göring into the sink of criminality from which he would emerg ...

 seen the starving children with his own eyes. Returning now, a year later, on March , , to the same steel towns in his ...